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Alternative Dispute Resolution and Client Counseling Board
The Alternative Dispute Resolution Board (ADR) is comprised of both second- and third-year law students. The Board conducts mock negotiations for the Negotiations class and mentors Negotiations students in the early portion of the course.
The Board hosts an intramural negotiation competition each spring, as well as the Regional ABA Negotiation Competition every two or three years. The Board sends teams to compete in the Regional ABA Negotiation Competition each fall and other competitions in the spring.
American Bar Association (ABA), Law Student Division
The Law Student Division chapter has three objectives, and all emphasize service. First, the chapter serves students with educational needs. Second, the chapter suggests ways students can serve their clients once they become attorneys. Third, the chapter provides students with service opportunities in the community. The first two objectives are met through the ABA Journal and the Student Lawyer, which are publications members receive each month. The third objective is met through activities and events planned by the chapter's Executive Committee. Further, all of these objectives can be met through membership in ABA sections.
American Inns of Court
The James Kent Chapter of American Inns of Court is part of an 800-year-old English tradition, brought to this country by Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger to encourage passing down high standards of ethics and excellence within the legal profession. Through our local chapter, selected third-year students are united with judges and respected senior lawyers in a formal mentorship program that encourages high standards of ethics and civility. Participating students receive firsthand insight into legal issues.
Black Law Students Association (BLSA)
The Black Law Students Association (BLSA) has two primary goals: to promote community service in neighboring black communities and to be a vehicle of spiritual, academic and cultural awareness, and support for black law students. BLSA provides community service through projects with the local Boys & Girls club. In the future, BLSA will add programs geared toward service in the community.
Business Law Society (BLS)
The Business Law Society's (BLS) mission is to integrate the Christian faith into the practice of commercial, corporate and transactional law. To accomplish our goal, BTLS is partnering with Regent University and the community to provide law students with learning opportunities available through activities involving students, faculty, and members of the local bar. Furthermore, BTLS members strive to be men and women of integrity as they carry out their duties as Christian lawyers and good citizens.
Christian Legal Society (CLS)
Founded in 1961, CLS is a professional organization of over 4,500 attorneys, judges, law professors, law students, paralegals, and their families who desire to do justice with the love of God. The Society's diverse membership contributes to its unique mission: to nurture and equip a national network of skilled lawyers, law students, and lay people who are committed to loving and serving Jesus Christ and advocating reconciliation, justice, and religious freedom.
Council of Graduate Students (COGS)
The Council of Graduate Students (COGS) is the student government organization for the university. In cooperation with other student organizations within Regent University, the purpose of COGS is to foster and encourage a quality academic and professional environment; to facilitate the interchange of ideas and programs between respective schools and colleges; to promote the university's commitment to Biblical principles and spiritual development; in everything to bring glory to God and His Son, Jesus Christ, through the Holy Spirit; and to advocate and represent the collective ideas, interests, and concerns of the student body to the administration and vice versa.
Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies
The Federalist Society is a group of conservatives and libertarians interested in the current state of the legal order. It is founded on these principles: the state exists to preserve freedom; the separation of governmental powers is central to the constitution; and it is emphatically the province and duty of the judiciary to say what the law is, not what it should be. The Federalist Society seeks both to promote an awareness of these principles and to further their application through its activities.
Hispanic Law Students Association (HLSA)
The Hispanic Law Students Association at Regent University School of Law exists to encourage and support Hispanic and non-Hispanic students as they pursue their calling to serve and remain responsive to the social, political, and academic promotion of the Hispanic community. HLSA seeks to promote the recruitment, academic achievement, and retention of Hispanic law students at Regent University School of Law, thereby allowing the Regent community to flourish with greater diversity while fully equipping Christian law students of every ethnicity to become leaders who will influence their communities for the glory of Jesus Christ.
Honor Council
The Honor Council has authority to consider allegations of student misconduct pursuant to the process established in the Regent University School of Law Honor Code. The council consists of students elected by their fellow students. Council members elect a Presiding Officer and Associate Presiding Officer to lead the council. See here for the Honor Council Members.
Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law Society (IPELS)
The Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law Society (IPELS) provides a forum for Regent students and legal professionals to meet and discuss the subjects of Intellectual Property, Entertainment, and Sports law. IPELS seeks to supplement the legal education of Regent's students by creating opportunities for dialogue with industry leaders and experts. Symposia, lectures, panel discussions, and moot court competitions provide unique avenues for such interaction. Above all, IPELS seeks to operate as a witness about the good news of Jesus Christ to the Intellectual Property, Entertainment, and Sports communities at large while encouraging law students to be "salt and light" in the field.
International Law Society (ILS)
The principal goal of the International Law Society is to bring student attention to the university's mission of "Christian Leadership to Change the World." The ILS works to increase student, faculty, and staff understanding of the many and varied aspects of international law and global affairs. It is dedicated to promoting student involvement in international law through extracurricular activities and programs such as the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition. Although the ILS is based in the School of Law, it is open to all members of the Regent University community. The ILS sponsors the Regent Journal of International Law.
Law Wives Association
The Law Wives Association of Regent University has been established to support and encourage spouses of law students. Social events are regularly scheduled and are open to all students and their families. Opportunities for Christian fellowship are offered as well. Several spouses participate in Bible studies.
Moot Court Board
The Moot Court Board is dedicated to equipping students with the skills to be effective advocates. Students are encouraged to build their advocacy on sound legal reasoning and their commitment to God.
The Moot Court Board has 12 permanent and 14 associate members. Each year, the Board hosts two intramural competitions. The Board annually sends teams to up to eight regional and national tournaments to compete against the best written and oral advocates in the country.
Helping first-year students become effective written and oral advocates through a mentoring program is one of the most important functions of the Board. Through the mentoring program, the Board assists first-year students in writing their first brief and preparing them to argue an appeal based on the brief. In addition to the mentoring program, the Board sponsors special presentations promoting and teaching effective advocacy.
Newman Society
The Newman Society is an organization of Catholic students. The Society is committed to helping students develop spiritually. It sponsors weekly masses and an annual Red Mass on Regent University's campus. In addition to its spiritual emphasis, the Society offers an array of social activities, as well as opportunities for students to perform community services.
Phi Alpha Delta (PAD)
Founded in 2008, Phi Alpha Delta (PAD) is an academic fraternity of Regent Law School. PAD provides students with many opportunities, including networking, service, and professional development.
Public Interest Legal Advocates of Regent
The Public Interest Legal Advocates of Regent (PILAR) seek to provide a venue through which students can act to begin eliminating the inequality of legal resources in our country. PILAR also strives to foster lifelong participation in the law-related areas of the public sector by referring students to opportunities that match their career goals. PILAR is continually seeking to encourage a law school curriculum that: is supportive of public interest law students; has financial programs to assist students interested in public interest with summer and post-graduate employment; and develops relationships with organizations and alumni to provide resources for students.
Regent Democrats
Regent Journal of International Law
The Regent Journal of International Law is a publication of the International Law Society. Founded in 2000, the journal is the only Judeo-Christian academic forum for scholarly reviews of international law in the world. Its mission is to publish incisive analyses of international legal issues by some of the most important scholars and practitioners in the field. The student editorial board and staff associates are selected on the basis of their interest in international law, academic performance, and writing ability. In addition to a faculty advisor, the Journal of International Law has an external Board of Advisors.
Regent Journal of Law & Public Policy
The Regent Journal of Law & Public Policy is an academic publication operating under the authority of the Regent University School of Law and Robertson School of Government. Founded in 2008, the RJLPP is one of the first Christian academic journals dedicated to scholarly publications on issues of law and public policy. Its mission is to provide a premier forum for articulating the vital intersection of law and public policy, while integrating Christian perspectives, developing professional relationships, and incorporating intellectual scholarship to better understand the American legal and policy landscape. The student Executive Board and Staff are selected on the basis of their interest in law and public policy, academic performance, and writing ability. In addition to Faculty Advisors, the RJLPP has an external Advisory Board consisting of prominent alumni, legal practitioners, and public policy officials.
Regent Republicans
Regent Students for Life (RSFL)
Regent Students for Life provides the Regent community the opportunity to discuss and engage the culture on all aspects of life: abortion, post-abortion, adoption, disability discrimination, euthanasia, stem cell research, genocide, RU486, abstinence, and much more. RSFL believes that God created life and that life is sacred and needs to be protected. RSFL believes the best way to begin protection of human life is through education and awareness, and then activism. This group provides an opportunity for educated, mannerly debate, discussion, and service to others, and for all Regent students, faculty, staff, and community members to come together as one body to serve those in need for Christ.
Regent University Law Review
The Regent University Law Review is fulfilling its vision to "provide a forum for a Christian perspective on law and the legal profession, especially through the application of Biblical principles to law." It publishes two issues per year. Student editors and staff members, chosen on the basis of academic achievement and writing ability, edit the Law Review under the guidance of the law faculty.
Republican National Lawyers Association Law Student Chapter (RNLA)
The purpose of the RNLA is to advance professionalism, advance open, fair and honest elections, advance career opportunity, advance Republican ideals, and fulfill Regent's mission of "Christian Leadership to Change the World."
The Rutherford Institute - Student Chapter (inactive)
The Rutherford Institute (TRI) is a nonprofit legal and educational organization dedicated to defending religious people who are persecuted or oppressed for their beliefs, ensuring that they are treated fairly in the courts and are free to express their beliefs without fear. The Rutherford Institute has five priority areas to accomplish this goal: 1) defend free speech in the public arena; 2) protect the fundamental human rights of religious persons from oppression; 3) advance international human rights; 4) support the sanctity of human life; and 5) preserve the sanctity of the family and the rights of parents. The Regent University Student Chapter is dedicated to the TRI priority areas and supports it through paid legal research, on-campus lectures, video presentations, and discussions.
Student Animal Legal Defense Fund
The Student Animal Legal Defense Fund (SALDF) is dedicated to providing a Christian forum for education, advocacy, and scholarship aimed at protecting the lives and advancing the interests of animals through the legal system, and raising the profile of the field of animal law. The Student Animal Legal Defense Fund at Regent University School of Law seeks to promote the recruitment of stewards for the advocacy, protection, and welfare of all of God's creatures, and to be a resource for students in the Regent community by providing information on animal advocacy opportunities.
Student Bar Association (SBA)
The Student Bar Association (SBA) is the student government at Regent University School of Law. Among the responsibilities granted to the SBA is providing law students with representative leadership to the law school and the university. The SBA also has a strong history of providing social and ministry occasions for the entire community. Studying law is a unique privilege, and the SBA seeks to provide students with the best law school experience attainable.
Trial Advocacy Board
The Trial Advocacy Board (TAB) sponsors a monthly forum for speakers who discuss litigation, present tips for those interested in a litigation practice, and help students find summer job opportunities involving litigation. The TAB hosts an intramural Trial Competition each spring. This Trial Competition, which is open to all law students, requires participating students to litigate a case, from developing trial strategies to opening arguments to closing arguments. Local judges and attorneys serve as judges for the competition. First-year students, who are provided with selected information on evidence, try cases against other first-year students. Second- and third-year students, who are expected to apply all of the rules of procedure and evidence, are grouped together for their trials. Students may participate in the Trial Competition in each of their three years, providing a great opportunity to develop practical skills.
Virginia Bar Association
The Virginia Bar Association Law School Council (VBA LSC) at Regent facilitates connecting Regent Law students with both the state and local bar associations. It is a branch of the Virginia Bar Association through its Young Lawyers Division. The mission of the Virginia Bar Association remains as timely today as it was in 1888 when the Association was founded. Its goals to promote the highest professional standards, work to improve the law and the administration of justice, and advance collegial relations among lawyers have contributed to its rich heritage. Moreover, as a voluntary association, it is free to initiate public service projects free from the legal constraints applicable to a mandatory bar.
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program
For several years, the School of Law has participated in the VITA Program. Under the arm of the ABA, Law Student Division VITA provides a base of law students willing to help others prepare their federal income tax returns. Participating students visit libraries, prisons, military bases, and urban communities. This program allows Regent students to reach out to the local community.


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In 1905, William Bradley and Fred Henion, two railroad workers from Northeast Minneapolis, attended a conference in Chicago that led to the founding of the Industrial Workers of the World. Now, more than a century later, the IWW has opened an office steps away from where Bradley and Henion used to work.
The new space, located at 79 13th Ave. NE, Suite 103A, is housed in the bottling house of the old Grain Belt Brewery. Organizers have 24-hour access to the office and hope to host a variety of meetings, classes and cultural events.
Local historian and United Transportation Union officer David Riehle notes that the IWW had numerous offices in Minneapolis from 1905-1919. Plagued by government repression (the 1917 federal Espionage Act, Minnesota's 1917 Criminal Syndicalism Law and the 1920 Palmer Raids), "the union hasn't had an office in the Twin Cities for many generations," Riehle explained.
Hundreds of labor and community activists turned out on Nov. 7 to celebrate the historic opening. Many, like 11-year old Sage Doring, who was attending with his mother, expressed appreciation for the IWW's commitment to fighting racism and other forms of oppression. Greeting people at the front door, Doring explained that he often listens to IWW-inspired music while raking leaves and doing other household chores. "And I come to IWW events because they give you ideas about how to solve stuff."
Sophia, another young person, busied herself with decorating the walls of the new IWW office with social justice-themed slogans. She also participated in an all-ages scavenger hunt and labor song sing-along. D.B., a member of the Twin Cities branch, observed that the scavenger hunt mirrored the IWW's organizing model. "The twelve year olds were mobilizing the eight-year-olds and the eight-year-olds were focused on the five-year-olds."
The notion that everyone is an organizer was a theme of the IWW's national train-the-trainer workshop held in Minneapolis to dovetail with the office opening. Thirty-five IWW members from Texas, New York, Illinois, British Columbia and elsewhere attended the workshop, eager to lead IWW organizing trainings in their home locations. Like their predecessors, the train-the-trainer participants articulated their vision of "one big union" that unites all workers.
At the turn of the 20th century, the IWW opposed the American Federation of Labor's practice of organizing only specific "skilled" workers and welcomed members of all backgrounds. Today, this means reaching out to coffee baristas and other service economy workers.
With more than 300 members, the IWW Starbucks Union fights for respect on the job, improved scheduling, affordable health care, wages and a safe working environment for Starbucks baristas.
This summer, the IWW organized support for Azmera, a worker fired from a Starbucks in St. Paul. An immigrant mother from Ethiopia, she had two years of positive reviews and no write-ups. Still, Azmera was accused of stealing from the store (the company cannot provide any proof of this) and dismissed. The local branch of the IWW brought attention to Azmera's case, highlighting the discrimination that immigrant workers face throughout the service sector.
Jason Evans, a Twin Cities IWW member attending the office opening, said that the Azmera support campaign exemplifies how the union views its work: "An injury to one really is an injury to all."
Deborah Rosenstein is on the staff of the University of Minnesota Labor Education Service.
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A man so sick he could barely walk insisted that he be helped to a waiting car to go to the Kosel -- and pray for a stranger.
A Sage used the power of his intellect and the force of his personality to infuse strength into the refugee yeshiva community of Shanghai, while the dangers of famine, disease, and bombardment were constant.
A rosh yeshiva with not a second to spare found a few hours a day to become the study partner of a mediocre student whom others shunned.
Reb Chaim Shmulevitz ztl was that man. Rosh Yeshiva of the Mirrer Yeshiva of Jerusalem, Reb Chaim had an astonishing mastery of the Torah, but the world knows him best from his famous shmuessen, the Sichos Mussar that this book presents in English for the first time.
Reb Chaim would walk up the steps to the podium of the Mirrer Yeshiva and the atmosphere in the huge wall was electric with anticipation. He would cite a verse or a teaching from the Sages -- and then open a new window on it. The insight had been there waiting to be discovered. And he discovered it.
Only three years of his great mussar discourses were preserved by his students in writing, and they became classics of the yeshiva world -- and of the new baal teshuvah communities behind the Iron Curtain. Now, thanks to his family and students, Sichos Mussar is here.
Translated and edited by Rabbis A. Scheinman and Eliyahu Meir Klugman, who knew the Rosh Yeshiva and heard these discourses, and painstakingly reviewed word for word by Rabbi Dr. Samson R. Weiss and by R Chaims sons for fidelity to his thoughts, this book is as close as one can come to the definitive version of a great mans legacy.
It throbs with devotion to G-d and love of the Torah. It is saturated with understanding of the individual and faith in his ability to grow. It is uncompromising in its insistence that the Torah speaks to us and demands that we fight unyieldingly to realize our potential -- all of it!
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Joe Dew: Topics at hand, I was thinking what trades this offseason impressed you most and how so. I really like the Cavaliers acquiring Shaq. Not only did they unload an uhhappy Ben Wallace and Sasha but they brought in a body to help match up with D Howard since he destroyed the Cavs in the Eastern Finals last year. Shaq should really help take away the double teams that Lebron receives and then even though Shaq is older he still commands a double team in the paint. He can still score, he proved it last year when he was an All Star in Phoenix. I also like the pickup of Jamario Moon not as much a threat as Rasheed Wallace but still he gives athleticism and can jump. Leon Powe is a what if for me?
DJ: Good to TD with another passionate NBA fan like Joe does the Dew.
DJ: To me, the Spurs acquiring Richard Jefferson gives them a legit shot at dethroning the NBA and Western Conference champs, the Lakers. They also added some other pieces but RJ gives them a solid scoring option at SF over the wheelchair bound Bruce Bowen. RJ isnt the defensive presence Bowen is but he gives them a player that score when the offense bogs down and TD, Ginobili (when healthy) and Parker are struggling. Which happened a lot last year, more so than in past seasons.
DJ: I agree with you to a certain degree on Shaq. The Cavs should give the Celtics all they can handle in the East. Not totally sold on VC in Orlando since he is more of a scorer and not the facilitator Turk was. But Shaq gives the Cavs a roadblock for Howard since Howard has virtually no back to the basket game. Shaq may not be the defender he once was but is still a 7-foot, 350 presence in the paint. And he held his own against Howard last year and is a better player (still) than Bynum (and Gasol), Howard's opponent in the NBA finals.
Joe: I am surprised to see you enjoying the Richard Jefferson pick up since it makes your Lakers have a good foe in the West. I think the Spurs are the 2nd best team in the west and was really surprised the Bulls beat them last week. I think if they are healthy in the post season they will give the Lakers a run for their money, the Spurs don't take the regular season to serious. A deal that we haven't talked about yet is Ron Artest. I think it's a high risk move because they won a ring with Trevor Ariza but decided to go with Artest. I mean why mess up a good thing. But really the risk is worth it for the Lakers because they still have Kobe, Odom, and Fisher but if Artest doesn't have a mental breakdown they will be better. Dennis Rodman was way worse and Phil Jackson spoon fed him.
Joe:I think the Blazers are one of those teams that could either be really good or just mediocre. Meaning Greg Oden, he is the big what if for the Blazers this season. I think Greg Oden is the key to the blazers success this season, not Andre Miller which was the Free Agent acquisition this offseason.
DJ: I am not a big fan of the Turk signing by the Raptors. What are your thoughts specifically on the Raptors.
DJ: Hey Joe, I love my Lakers but I recognize a challenge when I see it. And the Spurs definitely provide a challenge to the Lake Show.
DJ:The Lakers upgraded themselves. Ariza is a nice player but will he ever be an Artest type? I have serious doubts if he can ever be more than a 10-12ppg player that plays defense like Bruce Bowen.
DJ:Risk a good thing with Ron? Phil managed another major headcase in Dennis. How did that turn out? Pretty good if you ask me. The Blazers are excellent but in the West I just dont see them being a major threat just yet. Just my opinion, they need another 20ppg scorer to go next to Roy.
The Raps? 8th seed maybe. If Arenas gets hurt again and the Wizards lose a lot of players to injury. The Wizards are a team to watch out for. Turk gives them a glue guy but they still dont have a 20ppg scorer to stack next to Bosh.


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As we celebrate the holidays, Total-Apps extends its wishes for a safe and healthy period of good health and joy. And, as we commemorate the end of one year and the beginning of another, there are some things that transcend the seasons and calendar: Eternal values of professionalism, characterized by innovation and exceptional service, the strengths that distinguish Total-Apps as a leading merchant account provider.
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Chris Siviter is the most brilliant tour leader, and Sylveno(sp?) was a brilliant driver and assistant tour leader until his accident put him out of action. Chris has a passionate knowledge of the region's long heritage, living culture and vast biodiversity and lives by his principles. Visiting his home was a real insight into the man and a bonus to the trip. Chris should be high on the list of nominees as Explore's "Tour Leader of the Year".
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Chris is adored by all the people that we met, even the taxi driver in Belize City knew Chris! He has such a warm rapport with all he encounters and several of our group had tears in their eyes when we said our goodbyes to Chris. Any tour which is lead by Chris will be a pleasure to experience.
|This was a really great trip.Chris our tour leader and Silvino the driver,who acted more like Chris' assistant than just a driver.From beginning to end the trip was well thought out and delightful.Being a bird watcher there were lots(170 species) of highlights. Silviono's wife made a picnic for us on a couple of occasions which was great and meant we could send time watching wildlife and enjoying the incredible Mayan sites instead of trying to find lunch.Chris also showed us his home on the Hummingbird Highway and arranged for us to have lunch in the local bar.another good bit was having breakfast at Miss Emma's garden,probably the best breakfast in the world. The Mayan sites and jungle walks made this a really memorable place to me, not to mention swimming with Rays and Sharks. But mostly it was the birds,early morning at Crooked Tree and at Altan Ha and the magical Tikal, Toucans and a Mannikin in the Botanic Gardens and Silvino found us a Jarabu Stork even though it was "too early in the year." My advice to others would be the mosquitos are rampant so take long trousers and plenty of repellant, but definitely go on this trip.
|I now travel on my own and this trip was to be my first long trip, ie 16 days so imagine how wonderful it was to be part of a group dynamic that was fab. All the excursions, whether it was Mayan sites, jungle walks, snorkelling, zip wiring in Guatemela, it was fantastic. Belize is a beautiful, often overlooked country, the people, food, climate, all excellent. Our guides/tour leaders, what can I say except, Chris and Silvinio, thankyou for your knowledge of wildlife and your passion for, what has so far been my favourite trip. Advice, bot fly larvae, do exist, so cover up and use insect repellant, thankfully, with Chris' knowledge, I knew what I had to do, once I returned home. Finally, please buy trees!


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Ever read any transhumanism-focused media? Maybe a quarter of it is focused on trying to effectively guess at the future of emerging technologies - and even that is done badly. The rest is people convinced that in ten years DNA telomeres will stop breaking down, we'll be able to permanently upload our brains into whatever bodies we so choose and modify our physical structure at will. Basically we're going Deus Ex by 2023 - which, had you told me this in 1995, would have sounded like the perfect year. Seriously, look at that number. It's excellent.
Sorry, what I meant to say is - man, you're just a brainwashed sheep of the global new world order, bankrolled by the illuminati and the Templars since the 12th century. What about all the cloning they're doing, man, you thought about that? What if you're just, like a clone of yourself and the real you is like somewhere else, but like, he isn't you? And like, then they control you man. What about that? I read a PDF of a scan of a photocopy of what some alienologist says is definitely probably evidence of assisted evolution in human script in Ancient Sumer. You think that stuff just happens? No wonder they wouldn't let him publish it. Stop drinking the Kool-aid, bro!
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Aug 1, 2011
Mixtape 10.
It's time, our August mix is a go...From the eclectic music palette of Pete Stevens.
Full track list below, get it here.
The Caretaker 'I Feel As If I Might Be Vanishing' (Intro)
Holy Other 'Yr Love'
Fabolous 'In The Morning'
Lindsey Buckingham 'Trouble'
Hype Williams 'Rise Up'
Tyler, The Creator & Hodgy Beats 'Analog'
Hugo Frederick 'If Your Girl Only Knew'
Shabazz Palaces 'Recollections of The Wraith'
Clams Casino 'Treetop'
Pac Div 'Take Me High'
Main Attraktionz 'Stoner Gang'
Hounds Of Hate 'Purple Stuff'
SBTRKT 'Trials Of The Past'
Curren$y 'She Don't Want A Man'
Rick Ross 'Devil In A New Dress (Verse)'
Steely Dan 'Haitian Divorce'
LA Vampires goes Ital 'The Chic Shall Inherit The Earth'
Wu Tang Clan 'For Heaven's Sake'
John Maus 'Hey Moon'
Please have much enjoyment.
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I just wanna know is sushi a good choice. You figure one roll, 6 pieces, salmon, a bit of rice, avocado, and a touch of seaweed. Considerably, a meal. What do you think out there?
Avocado is high in fat and they do not recommend white rice in BFL to my knowledge. When I made sushi I would also put in cream cheese, not a good source of fat there either. I love raw tuna and have it with light Worcestershire sauce and a little ginger....And Hot sauce...
I hear that Whole Foods will make sushi with brown rice. Hmmmm.
Keep the faith!
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Oh yea, not to brag, but I went fishing with my husband last week and we caught a 45lb yellow fin...I made sushi on my free day and grilled the rest...I've done the brown rice thing, but it is not as sticky as the white...
White rice is nothing but starch. Everything worthwhile about rice is removed from white rice to preserve it........not a good choice at all.
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Ryan's budget plan, derided by Democrats, calls for revamping Medicare for those under 55, giving them a government subsidy to buy health insurance rather than have the government pay directly for services.
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AUGUSTA – The state's finance commissioner briefed the Legislature's Appropriations Committee on Friday on $35.5 million in spending cuts ordered by Gov. Paul LePage to balance the state budget, and promised to provide more details about the cuts' impact next week.
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"These are not just low-hanging fruit changes," Sawin Millett told the committee, which met for the first time Friday, four days before lawmakers are scheduled to return to the State House for the 2013 session.
Most of the cuts in LePage's order are to the Department of Health and Human Services -- $13.4 million -- and the Department of Education -- $12.6 million. Other big cuts are to the University of Maine System -- $2.5 million -- and the Department of Corrections -- $2 million.
The cuts, proposed to offset a revenue shortfall projected for the fiscal year that ends June 30, hit nearly every state agency. Public schools and human services will take the brunt of it largely because they account for roughly 70 percent of the state's two-year budget.
The reductions will also be in a supplemental budget that LePage will propose to the Legislature on Jan. 11. That will challenge the Democratic majority, which will have to propose different cuts if it doesn't accept LePage's.
"We face many difficult decisions," said Rep. Peggy Rotundo, D-Lewiston, the Appropriations Committee's House chair.
The committee had only a handful of questions for Millett, nearly all about the specific impact of the cuts. Among the questions that went unanswered:
• How many state job vacancies are being left unfilled because of the cuts?
• What are specific examples of how individual school districts are making cuts?
• One cut reduces the daily reimbursement rate for about 800 adoptive parents. What is the new rate?
• Will a cut in funding for legal services for indigent Mainers affect access to legal representation, or reimbursement for attorneys?
Millett emphasized that under the cuts, no program could be eliminated and the spending reductions would be temporary.
As for specifics, he said he would ask some department heads to come speak to the committee next week.
In addition to the $2.5 million in cuts to the UMaine system, the Maine Community College System must cut $724,450 and Maine Maritime Academy must cut $113,000.
"All of them were clear that these targets were not easy," Millett said of the higher education institutions. "I would not want to characterize any of them as happy."
Dawn Hill, D-York, the committee's Senate chair, asked that representatives of the three institutions appear before the committee next week.
"I think it would be very good if we hear from those three entities," she said. "(The cuts) are inconsistent with what we really need to do to educate Mainers."
Millett agreed, adding, "I think they're realistic and understand this is a shared sacrifice."
Among the DHHS reductions is $1.2 million in cuts to the Bureau of Children with Special Needs, $360,000 to the Office of Substance Abuse and $1.4 million to foster care and adoption assistance.
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The United States of America is the greatest country in the history of Mankind, but why? To merely boast such a statement is empty unless it is backed by a solid premise, and this is the basis of my proposed historical analysis of my nation and how we came to become the greatest, most dominant empire in world history.
First, I do not believe that the U.S. achieved its status by pure chance. My worldview is based on a Christian perspective, but rather than centering on the concept of the United States as a "Christian nation," I prefer to look at our advancement as the result of a "guiding hand" that defies denomination. Perhaps it is not meant for us to understand why we are the "chosen nation," but rather to focus on the evidence that we are without probing into a spirituality that is beyond our ken.
The first evidence of divine guidance comes during the Revolutionary War, a time in which men with much to lose chose, for reasons more often than not against their personal interests, put themselves on the line against King George's England. This war could have been lost during many periods, yet somehow fate drove us to victory. To consider the intelligence of the resulting Constitution and its lasting importance without believing that it was a Godly document is, to my mind, almost impossible.
The lack of self-preservation that lies at the heart of our Founding Fathers lies at the heart of America's history. Herein we discern the difference between all other countries and us. While certain diplomats such as Henry Kissinger practiced a European kind of realpolitik, our ultimate purpose has always been one of benevolence. How else to explain that we have achieved unprecedented power so benignly? The U.S. possesses the ability to dominate all others, to turn the globe into a Pax Americana, to enslave and conquer beyond the realm of all previous conquerors. Can one envision the Romans, the Chinese Dynasties, the Soviet Bloc, Imperial Japan, Nazi Germany, even the British Empire, possessing our weapons and also our restraint? What about modern countries like Iran and China? The question is impertinent in the face of what we know.
So how did we get that way? While the hand of God cannot be discounted, one must consider that timing and the quest for human knowledge has been the weaponry of our good fortune. By that I mean that we had the wonderful hindsight of world history to study and determine what mistakes had been made, and how to improve on the performance of our predecessors.
Using as a model the study of politics endeavored by Dennis Dalton, Ph.D. from Barnard College and Columbia University, we start by examining the Hindu vision of life. At the heart of Hinduism is a four-part "life education" centered on the value of property (capitalism), sensual pleasure, religious duty, and spiritual enlightenment. The study of Hinduism, embodied in the 20th Century by Mohandas Gandhi, contrasts with the study of the Muslim religion. It is impossible not to note this in light of current affairs.
Next, we analyze the cradle of Democracy, Greece after the Peloponnesian War. War is said by the Greeks to be a "violent teacher." It is a peculiar fact of Mankind that to our worst mistakes has allowed us to gain our greatest knowledge. Socrates proposed ideas that were so radical he was given the hemlock, and his students, Plato and Aristotle, expound upon the lessons of the losing battle with Sparta and the Hindu vision of life. The result, in short, is a view of politics that conservatives can relate to in the modern era.
First, the Greek philosophers disagreed with the Hindu "fourth step," which was to find personal enlightenment. The Greeks felt that personal enlightenment, while admirable, should be used for the purpose of political contribution. This can be found in the concept of noblesse oblige that is at the heart of the greatest political family today, the Bush's, and can be contrasted with the Machiavellian concept of power that was Joseph Kennedy's vision of his Massachusetts dynasty.
Plato argues that politics should be a science that, like Hippocratic medicine, trained professionals to eschew personal ambition and, like doctors, desire to do only good. He felt that Greek Democracy was too widespread, fomenting the mob mentality that Americans, by forming representative government, sought to avoid.
His study of war teaches us that the liberal creativity at the heart of the Athenian military was not a match for the strict discipline of the Spartans, a lesson worth remembering when we contemplate our military as a social experiment instead of a bulwark against our enemies.
The study of Machiavelli is important in trying to understand those who have opposed us over the years. Like the Greek thinkers, Machiavelli arrived at his conclusions in light of military disaster. Italy was in the throes of despair in the years after their Empire had been broken up, and it was the lessons of that fall that Machiavelli applied to his view of political power. We find Machiavelli's ghost whispering in the ears of Hitler, Stalin, Mao and the Clintons – both Bill and especially Hillary. The Republicans have not been immune to the Machiavellian creed. McCarthyism and Richard Nixon's paranoid "enemies list" carry the Machiavellian touch, and from these periods we find cautionary tales that we must heed or face disaster.
Contrasting the Greeks with Machiavelli allows us to get to the heart of unique American designs, which are to do good. To do good, often at great sacrifice, is a concept perhaps still too novel for those not fully understanding of American values to grasp. In that regard we can offer only patience and continuing example.
Next, I address the politics that co-existed with the United States. This includes the French Revolution and how it was inspired by the American Revolution, but veered so far from that concept. Next, the English transformation from royal to parliamentarian embodied by their Jewish Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli. The U.S. influence, embodied by Theodore Roosevelt, is studied as it applies to the eventual break-up of the British Empire and its resulting racial implications.
No study of America is complete without an unflinching look at slavery, and it is here that I propose a revolutionary, bold model that I call "America: Where Slavery Came to Die." Plato determined that slavery was a natural result of the human condition, and the British colonial view did not veer far from this concept. These values were thrust upon America. Yet somehow, in four score and seven years, the U.S. managed to address a thriving institution that had existed for thousands of years and, effectively, end it. This was accomplished on our shores, using our laws. No foreign power came here, defeated us and told us what to do. Considering slavery's economic benefits in the South, and the cost of the Civil War, the ending of the "peculiar institution" might be the most compelling example of how we changed the politics of self-interest into the politics of better interests. This is a premise meant to cause some controversy and plenty of discussion, always a healthy result of philosophies and critiques.
How did Communism rise and why was it opposed in America? What did we learn from Gandhi? What lessons did we apply in the post-World War II years? Throughout history, conquering nations had enslaved and colonized. We left Europe and Japan with a legacy of goodwill never seen in the annals of Mankind. Contrast Doug MacArthur with Napoleon, just to start the discussion.
What were the results of McCarthyism? I argue that here we see the true roots of liberal bias. It was a backlash against McCarthy that lies at the heart of a Left wing dominant media culture, embodied by millionaire actors racked with guilt over their good fortune, and a "gotcha" journalistic ethos spawned by Watergate. But why should the Left be the sole disseminators of correct political thought? Where were Ben Bradlee, Katherine Graham and the Washington Post in 1960 when the greatest political crime in American history was being perpetuated? Orchestrated by Joseph Kennedy, the Democrats stole the election from Nixon by creating Texas' "tombstone" vote and rampant corruption in Mayor Richard Daley's Chicago that rivals…New York's Democrat Tammany Hall. To study liberal bias carries with it a study of how talk radio and cable television has finally brought about a sea change in the way Americans receive their information. Because of it, the world will never look back. I argue that the current Democrat Party's days are numbered, in my lifetime. Despite my obvious Republican sympathies, however, this prospect is rife with potential disaster, because a thriving two-party system is healthy.
We will look at the role of the Democrats in the Jim Crow South and how it was the Republican Party that husbanded the region from its racist past into its current thriving, functioning role in our society.
The Cold War is examined herein, and at the heart of my argument is the Reagan Theory, which is based first on an observation of World War II. In that war, over 50 million people perished from the Earth. Some 358,000 Americans died. Yet the country and the world agree that the cost was worth it, to purge society of Hitler and the Japanese warlords. The theory then delves into a scenario worthy of a Tom Clancy novel. The U.S. and the Soviets enter into World War III in 1983. The war lasts until 1989. 50 million people die. 360,000 of them are Americans. Better technology and Divine Intervention bring victory to the U.S. The political result of W.W. III is exactly the same thing that actually did happen! The Berlin Wall falls. The U.S.S.R. is broken up. The Eastern Bloc crumbles. Communism is relegated to the dustbin of history, leaving rogue regimes in North Korea, Vietnam and Cuba to live out their miserable, meaningless existences until attrition takes its inevitable toll. The Reagan Theory asks the question, Would such a result be worth the lives of 360,000 Americans? and posits the notion that a post-World War III world would, like its World War II predecessors, agree that it was.
Except that Reagan and the conservatives who believed, endorsed and fought for him achieved this without the loss of life. Is anything more telling? Still, this notion has never been put forth, so herein I propose a theory that, at its heart, offers a revolutionary new model for looking at history.
Finally, we must ask ourselves who we are today, and what the post-9/11 challenges are. We see history repeating itself. It is America that stands, seemingly alone, ready and willing to do the heavy lifting necessary to rid the world of terror, while Europe, long the benefactor of our protection, reverts to its old notions of self-interest. As Santayana once said, "Those who do not remember the past are condemned to re-live it." I might add that America is willing not only to remember the past, but in so doing, we willingly take on the task of shaping a hopeful future.
Lastly, as you read this book and some of my ripe conservative views, I have a message for liberals, conservatives and everything in between and beyond: There is love in my heart for everybody, do not take the politics personally, and in the U.S., we are all Americans.
"United we stand," Abe Lincoln once said. "Divided we fall."
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Friday Tigers Wins New Zealand's Best 2013
Short film Friday Tigers took both the major prizes in the second annual NZIFF New Zealand's Best Short Film competition announced at Auckland's Civic Theatre tonight.
The Madman Entertainment Jury Prize, a cash prize of $5000 for the Best New Zealand Short Film at the 2013 New Zealand International Film Festival, is awarded to Friday Tigers, directed and written by Aidee Walker and produced Julia Parnell. The film also won the Audience Award.
Juror Simon Wilson, editor of Metro Magazine provided the jury's citation:
"The judges looked for creative engagement with the film-making process, technical competence and, above all, a film that would provide us with a surprising, even thrilling, encounter.
We loved the whimsy of Friday Tigers, with its line drawings and a young mother's delightfully fanciful creation of animal identities for herself and her small daughter. But the light mood barely hides the darker currents in play: this is a woman clinging to the few good things in her life so determinedly, she hardly has the chance to make sense of anything. The story moves crisply, the acting is beguiling, and the ending – a vote for courage and the power of the imagination – is a surprise and a delight."
The jury was unable to agree on a recipient for The Friends of the Civic Short Film Award for distinctive creative achievement to any one film in the 2013 Best of New Zealand Short Film programme. The $3000 prize money will be held over and added to the Friends of the Civic award in 2014.
The Audience Award, 25% of the net box office takings from the screenings in the four main centres was also awarded Friday Tigers. The votes were collated from four screenings held in Auckland and Wellington as part of the 2013 NZIFF. The cash value of this prize derived from ticket sales is likely to be around $5000.
The three judges were Metro Magazine editor Simon Wilson, Michael Eldred for Madman Entertainment and veteran film producer Bridget Ikin (An Angel at My Table, My Year Without Sex, The Rocket, William Yang: My Generation).
Guest selector and international filmmaker Alison Maclean selected the six finalists from a shortlist of 12. Festival programmers Bill Gosden and Michael McDonnell viewed 91 entries to prepare the shortlist.
The finalists (with Alison Maclean's comments on each film in italics):
I'm Going to Mum's
NZ 2013. Director/Screenplay: Lauren Jackson Producers: Jeremy Macey, Andrew Cochrane
Festivals: Berlin, San Francisco 2013. 13 mins
Torn between his separated Mum's and Dad's, what's a kid going to wear? Truly original. It builds from a simple, charming and wryly funny premise to become unexpectedly powerful.
NZ 2013. Director/Screenplay: Dan Kircher Producer: Roimata Magregor. 15 mins
Beautifully shot and constructed, this oblique, subjective memory piece gets inside the mind of a rookie cop.
Tom's Dairy
NZ 2013. Director/Screenplay: Oscar Kightley Producer: Elizabeth Mitchell. 13 mins
1981. A summertime day in the life of a Samoan kid in West Auckland touches on wider conflict and grief. A simple story perfectly told.
Here Now
NZ 2013. Director/Producer/Screenplay: Chelsie Preston Crayford. 14 mins
Perfectly calibrated and true, something pierces the boredom and unconscious dailiness of life for a young woman working in a dress shop.
Blind Mice
NZ 2013. Director/Producer/Screenplay: Walter Lawry. 15 mins
A young woman gets caught between two men. This is very assured filmmaking. Anchored by three vivid performances, we're thrown into an ambiguous triangle that has more going on than meets the eye.
Friday Tigers
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NZ 2013. Director/Screenplay: Aidee Walker Producer: Julia Parnell. 16 mins
When a single mother creates a fantasy world for her three-year-old daughter, is there room for anyone else? Balances real world domestic/romantic turbulence with the gentlest kind of fabulism.


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Summary of eruption dates and Volcanic Explosivity Indices (VEI).
|Start Date
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|1993 Dec 5 ± 20 days
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|1953 ± 7 years
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|SE flank near Cartago Bay
The following references are the sources used for data regarding this volcano. References are linked directly to our volcano data file. Discussion of another volcano or eruption (sometimes far from the one that is the subject of the manuscript) may produce a citation that is not at all apparent from the title. Additional discussion of data sources can be found under Volcano Data Criteria.
Geist D, Howard K A, Jellinek A M, Rayder S, 1994. The volcanic history of Volcan Alcedo, Galapagos Archipelago: a case study of rhyolitic oceanic volcanism. Bull Volc, 56: 243-260.
Geist D, Howard K A, Larson P, 1994. The generation of oceanic rhyolites by crystal fractionation: the basalt-rhyolite association at Volcan Alceda, Galapagos Archipelago. J Petr, 36: 965-982.
Goff F, McMurtry G M, Counce D, Simac J A, Roldan-Manzo A R, Hilton D R, 2000. Contrasting hydrothermal activity at Sierra Negra and Alcedo volcanoes Galapagos Archipelago, Ecuador. Bull Volc, 62: 34-52.
IAVCEI, 1973-80. Post-Miocene Volcanoes of the World. IAVCEI Data Sheets, Rome: Internatl Assoc Volc Chemistry Earth's Interior..
McBirney A R, Williams H, 1969. Geology and petrology of the Galapagos Islands. Geol Soc Amer Mem, 118: 1-197.
Naumann T, Geist D, 2000. Physical volcanology and structural development of Cerro Azul volcano, Isabela Island, Galapagos: implications for the development of Galapagos-type shield volcanoes.. Bull Volc, 61: 497-514.
Richards A F, 1962. Archipelago de Colon, Isla San Felix and Islas Juan Fernandez. Catalog of Active Volcanoes of the World and Solfatara Fields, Rome: IAVCEI, 14: 1-50.
Simkin T, 1980. . (pers. comm.).
Alcedo is one of the lowest and smallest of six shield volcanoes on Isabela Island. Much of the flanks and summit caldera are vegetated, but young lava flows are prominent on the northern flank near the saddle with Darwin volcano. Alcedo is the only Galápagos volcano known to have erupted rhyolite as well as basalt, producing about 1 cu km of late-Pleistocene rhyolitic tephra and lava flows from several vents late in its history. Recent faulting has produced a moat around part of the 7-8 km caldera floor, which is elongated N-S and appears to be migrating to the south. Fewer circumferential fissures occur on Alcedo than on other western Galápagos volcanoes. An eruption attributed to Alcedo in 1954 (Richards, 1957) is more likely to have been from neighboring Sierra Negra (Simkin 1980, pers. comm.). Photo-geologic mapping of Alcedo by K. A. Howard (pers. comm.) revealed only one flow on October 30, 1960 photographs that does not appear on May 30, 1946 photos. That is near Cartago Bay, low on the SE flank, rather than the 610-m, NE-flank elevation listed for the 1954 eruption. An active hydrothermal system is located within the caldera.